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The document summarizes the seven continents: North America is the third largest and fourth most populated, containing countries like Canada, the US, and Mexico. South America is connected to North America and contains the largest forest and most of the world's forests. Europe is the sixth largest and second smallest continent, with more people than any continent except Asia. Asia is the largest and most populated continent, where farming, law, and trade originated. Australia is the smallest and flattest continent located next to the Pacific and Atlantic. Antarctica is the fifth largest continent and covered in ice, larger than Europe and Australia. Africa is the second largest and second most populated continent, home to 840 million people, with Sudan as the largest country.
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Rice was a major cash crop grown in the southern colonies of Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Rice was imported to the colonies from Europe and England via ships and then grown on farms. Colonists would eat rice and also fuse it with spices, nuts, dried fruits, vegetables, and herbs to create different rice dishes.
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Indigo was grown in the southern colonies and other parts of the world like India and Africa. It was used as a blue dye to color clothing and to make colors for paint. The type of indigo plant used was Indigo arrecta Hochest.
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Tobacco was grown in warm southern colonies like Virginia and was originally used for religious and medicinal purposes by native people. It was later used as currency and for recreational smoking. Rice was also grown in warm southern colonies and used primarily for food, to make boiled soup and eat. Both tobacco and rice required warm climates to grow successfully.
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Rye was an important crop grown in the New England colonies from the early 1600s to 1750s. It was used to make flour for bread, beer, whiskeys, and vodkas. Rye was also used as animal feed. Rye was crucial for the tavern industry as it was needed to produce drinks.
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